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Girl Child Network (GCN) is an independent, non-political, non-religious and non-profit organization partnering with over 300 organizations working to improve the well being of children in Kenya with emphasis on the education of the girl child.
- Girl Child Network – Empowering girls in East Africa to lead and learn
Our programs target vulnerable and marginalized girls, boys,...
- Girl Child Network – Empowering girls in East Africa to lead and learn
Our programs target vulnerable and marginalized girls, boys, youth, women and men for inclusive development, quality education, good health and sustainable livelihoods. We advocate for inclusive laws and policies protecting girls, boys, women and men to enhance their participation. Learn more.
The Girls' Education Challenge (GEC) had seven projects working in Kenya, which aim to improve learning opportunities and outcomes for over 331,675 of the country's marginalised girls. Access to good quality education will give these girls the chance of a better future for themselves, their families and their communities.
Friends of the Girl Child Network exists to break down barriers that exclude girls and children with disabilities from school and community life in Kenya. We believe in two things more than anything else: the power of parents advocating for their children, and the power of a strong public education system.
Our Wasichana Wetu Wafaulu (Let our girls succeed) programme in Kenya is part of the UK-funded worldwide Girls’ Education Challenge (GEC) to help some of the world’s poorest girls improve their lives through education.
The Girls’ Education Challenge (GEC) was launched by FCDO in 2012 as a 12-year commitment to reach the most marginalised girls in the world and is the largest global fund dedicated to girls’ education. even projects in Kenya. Six GEC Transition (GEC-T) projects have been focusing on transitioning girls between basic .
2 mar 2021 · Girls’ education is not only about having access to school, but also about helping girls to feel safe and supported in classrooms. At Grand Circle Foundation, many of our projects are focused on empowering girls to feel safe and confident in school.
